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slc considers 200,000-gallon daily water limit for new businesses
The City Council is expected to vote Tuesday on permanently limiting new non-residential properties to 200,000 gallons of water per day.
4h ago→
SLCPD responds to privacy concerns over license plate cameras
The department says automated license plate readers are an important crime-fighting tool but acknowledges community concerns and supports privacy safeguards.
5h ago→
mona residents push back on proposed $10 billion data center
Residents say they were blindsided by the approval process for the roughly 3-million-square-foot development and are demanding another opportunity to weigh in.
1d ago→
salt lake city leads race for mlb expansion team
ESPN's Jeff Passan called Salt Lake City "by far the most advanced potential bid," citing its ownership group, secured stadium funding and planned Power District stadium site.
1d ago→
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utah ranked 3rd happiest state in the united states
WalletHub ranked Utah behind only Hawaii and New Jersey after comparing all 50 states across 30 measures of emotional health, work and quality of life.
1d ago→
kearns gives residents free lightbulbs in effort to reduce crime
The energy-efficient bulbs automatically turn on at dusk, with city leaders mapping installations across Kearns after residents raised concerns about dark streets and neighborhood safety.
2d ago→
utah sees 73% drop in property crime since 1991
The ranking comes from a WalletHub analysis using FBI crime data and historical figures from the Disaster Center, with Utah ranking 16th nationally for the steepest decline.
2d ago→
utah days shrinks by more than an hour this september
The Farmers' Almanac says daylight decreases rapidly across the U.S. during September, with Utah's latitude putting much of the state in the range of losing more than an hour by the end of the month.
2d ago→
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Latest55 posts
slc considers 200,000-gallon daily water limit for new businesses
The City Council is expected to vote Tuesday on permanently limiting new non-residential properties to 200,000 gallons of water per day.
4h ago→
SLCPD responds to privacy concerns over license plate cameras
The department says automated license plate readers are an important crime-fighting tool but acknowledges community concerns and supports privacy safeguards.
5h ago→
mona residents push back on proposed $10 billion data center
Residents say they were blindsided by the approval process for the roughly 3-million-square-foot development and are demanding another opportunity to weigh in.
1d ago→
salt lake city leads race for mlb expansion team
ESPN's Jeff Passan called Salt Lake City "by far the most advanced potential bid," citing its ownership group, secured stadium funding and planned Power District stadium site.
1d ago→
SPONSORED
utah ranked 3rd happiest state in the united states
WalletHub ranked Utah behind only Hawaii and New Jersey after comparing all 50 states across 30 measures of emotional health, work and quality of life.
1d ago→
kearns gives residents free lightbulbs in effort to reduce crime
The energy-efficient bulbs automatically turn on at dusk, with city leaders mapping installations across Kearns after residents raised concerns about dark streets and neighborhood safety.
2d ago→
utah sees 73% drop in property crime since 1991
The ranking comes from a WalletHub analysis using FBI crime data and historical figures from the Disaster Center, with Utah ranking 16th nationally for the steepest decline.
2d ago→
utah days shrinks by more than an hour this september
The Farmers' Almanac says daylight decreases rapidly across the U.S. during September, with Utah's latitude putting much of the state in the range of losing more than an hour by the end of the month.
2d ago→
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